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Milichiidae from NE Turkey
Cesa
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Posted on 08-01-2011 17:53
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 Hello,
Several species from NE Turkey Aras Valley taken in June 2010 need to be identified. Is it possible?
Thanks a lot. Muhabbet
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 Milichia by the looks of it. Irina Brake should be able to tell more.
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 Looks like a male of Milichia speciosa (http://milichiida...a-speciosa). The species seems to be quite common in Turkey.
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